Large Canine Skeleton Anatomical Model

Life-Size Dog Skeleton for Veterinary and Educational Demonstrations

The Large Canine Skeleton Model by HeineScientific is a highly detailed, plastic cast of the skeletal structure of a large dog, such as a Collie or Bobtail. This anatomical model is widely used by veterinarians, educators, and dog trainers to explain bone structure, movement, and the physical effects of collars or harnesses.

Partially Dissectible Design for Interactive Study

The model features a removable head and tail, as well as a movable jaw that allows for close examination of the teeth and bite structure. Mounted on a durable two-part black plastic base, it offers a stable, full-body view for hands-on learning and display.

Key Features

• Life-size plastic skeleton of a large dog (e.g., Collie, Bobtail)
• Removable skull and tail for enhanced anatomical inspection
• Movable lower jaw for dental and bite demonstrations
• Mounted on a stable two-part black plastic base
• Ideal for veterinary clinics, training programs, and academic institutions

Specifications

• Dimensions (L × H × W): 86 × 67 × 40 cm
• Weight: 7.2 kg

Applications

• Veterinary education and orthopedic explanations
• Client communication regarding musculoskeletal conditions
• Training demonstrations for dog handlers and students
• Study aid in anatomy courses and examination preparation

Why Choose This Model?

The Large Canine Skeleton Model offers a lifelike and functional representation of a large dog’s anatomy. Its removable components and articulating jaw make it an essential tool for teaching, diagnosis, and responsible dog training education.